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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-16
BORN.

GEovER'-In Secret Valley, Elko Co.,
Nevada, November IA. 1887, to the
wife-ot,C ". Grover. ,Jr..a daugh-
ter. - ~ W ~ -. "a ~ -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-16
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
WEDNESDAY,, NoyE1BER ls. 1851.
eaALMAGCNbI.

-iIELn. j .arvrEs4 Ne !
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-25

1t is not always the girl with
the most hustle that is the most
industrious.
The horseshoe brings good
luck to the lad who finds one
and sells it for old iron.
This is bad time to buy Their
mometers They are much
higher now than they were last
winter
One healthy fly lays go, 900
eggs year and directs each egg
to steer for bald heads and
sleeping babies.
There's many a man whose
highest ambition is to success
fully contest on a nail keg in a
corner grocery
The boy who expects to set the
world on fire will never 90 it by
smoking cigarettes. He will
simply burn out his own ener-
gies.
A country editor says: "The
Soul After Death, and What
Becomes of It." is crowded out
this week for more important
matter.
At q summer resort you
should never treat the waiter
with disdain. At the end of
the season you may want to
borrow money from him to get
back home.
Thousands Of people consider
the man who can make a two
base hit a much greater genius
than one who can make a two.
hours speech: And possibly they
are right.
A citizen, after running a lawn
mower for half hour one morn
ing last week, remarked that if
ever he had said anything derog
atory or unkind of the snow
shovel he would most willingly
take it back.
Don't Wait oil day in a Barber Shop to
get Shave or Hair Cut but go to RAW
IINa's new Shaving Parlor, 80 Maryland
venue, where all work is guaranteed. OPP
site Harris Cigar Store.
j26 w. t. RAWLINGS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-25

Ladies Dress-Goods from ID
25c. per yard.
Plain and Lrocade Velyeter,
and Colored Laces for DIal
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes,Ca
ton and Flannels at reduce
prices.
Gents, Ladies and Chiha
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk a
Linen Handkerchiefs, LinenC2I
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scars a
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jergl
Jersey Capes, Gents and Bq
Knit Jackets and White Shit
very cheap.
Calico shirts fo1 39C worth u
Boys white shirts for Al cel
worm QUO.
Splendid line Of ladies Goa
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST
All other goods in stock
DTGceS 10 suit tie times.
]. FRANK KRAMER |
noV4-tf Francis Sl2iI
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-25
A W.
EaAtern Ntnndnr,r,

~ Eastern StandardTi,,.
I'm and after Wednesdar'
" 1886, Passenger trains v nPal "a
Annapolis, daily, Except Sunav VIA +, LEA. Ie'e
lows: "!hAaS h,
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
At $40 a. m, and I2.O5n~r
P. m, and 5,25 p. m. Arrive y, Anu s,a ~
lis, at S.5S a. M, and .4Spm " aal
p. M, and 7.l5 p, m. ' "uo's
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave as follows S.3Oa m -,
p. m. Arrive at Annanolis y, y" NJ i. y
m. and 6.2S p. m. ~ 'V@
Through coaches are run nm ou,
above trains between BaltimorS ~, o. y
napolis 'u4 !
Through freight from Baltimo,. 4.
Local Freight Trans leave Ans.
Tuesdays and Fridays at Q OOa M
Freight will be transported Attn,
est rates, and will be received IN ~ N "
more for Shipment to Annanois a. =
as 900 y. m. 80
p. m. j. WILSON BROWN
J. II. BRowN, Gen. Ticket Agr
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-25
9lS5snr's GHid..
B. { 0. RAIIBols
THE MODEL FAST LINE R.s,,,
DouBLE TRACK JAxSEy o.
LeaVe Camden S,n,,.


For Annapolis, 40 a "t n
M M s and . 4 e p. m. On SUNDAY 2 /. Il
For Way Stations between n
and Washington, $40, g "a ! bSaldno,,
II, 10, 500, $50, 1856 n S'0U, SSS 4
day, $50, 9.05 a. M, | 50 : a. oa Sos
11.O0 p. M. wv ''VV, $50 AZ
Trains leave Washington 70, p.,..
B a, M, $50 a. M, 6.lO.
M, $50 a, M, 1905 a. m - ana A. :, l,So !
m, l.25 p. M, Sl5 p. m, aug 4 di-lo \
4.SO p; M, 4.40 p. m, $40 n V,oV , a,
M, 700 p. m, S,25 p. m - am NJ, go \
m: On Sunday only l so n Inu Il00p
From Annapolis, Sis, a. N a.
$50 P. M. On Sunday, IOo0 A. ahd lS
and $40 p. m. WV d. H. a.
Baggage called for and al,
hotels and residences ON orS SaeVGet d
ticket office, 152 West BaltimNoe.ss ieit y
Camden Station, and 81 & D., Nts
DAVID LEE, q T. pTloadsiy.|
Genl. Superintendent. Gen DID p,O,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-25

GINGLE, Double Teams and Saddle
- Horses TO hire, by the no T, da or
week. Open and Close Carriages, Single
and Double Ph@tens, Jaggers. Top and
No-Top Buggies, all at rsa sonable ratas;
fine carriages for visiting and pleasure
Drivers in hAery. If desired, Pony
Ph@tons, with quiet and gentle horses
suitable for ladies and children. Special
rates made with families. Particular at
tention to horses on livery. Baggage
called for and delivered to all parts of the
city. Funerals attended to at short notice
All orders promptly attended to.
JAS. II. VANSANT,
Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
TIE SUND1Y TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays issue Of The SUNDAY TRIBUNE con-
tanned "a letter Of Gossip from the Capitol, review
of Mr. W. T. Friths Autobiography Robert Louis
Stevcnson's Dreams, Art News and Comments. At
the Big Poultry Show, Slansc's Education, Ruined
by a Low Tariff, Chat about Actors and Actresses
Some Personal Sketches How Western Union
Works. Occult Telegaphv Exposed Men
Worth Looking At, Notes on Dinners, story OF
LADY Atherton's Sachct.7 Church News and
Comment, Military Instruction, poems, sketches
etc. Leading news topics were as follows;
FOgEIG \.-nOnsIgnor Pcr>icOs mission; England
&c sec-ptly negotiating with the Vatican Tor CO.
operation in suppressrng the Irish troubles. -
LORD Randolph Churchill Is bargaining for Il return
10 the Cabinet. - Mr. Smalley considers the
European war scare bsseless council Ut war was to
nc held in Berlin yesterday, the action OF WEch Is
auxlously awaited IN Germany and Austria.
Auberfin he man no tried to kill jules Ferry,
was taken To a mad-hOuse saturday. - The
- Govcrnmenr il about TO create the post Of
u,n;s,er Of Arrcnltmre and Henry Chaplin Will
nrnI,abv ii 4 il. GO II ~ reported that Pres dent
Carnot will pardon all political prisoners on Janu-
DoMFsTIc.-rhc cightieth birthday OF John g.
Whittier was celebrated at the poets home IN Dan
vers, Mass, and IN other cities. - secret airy
Fairchlld appointed his cousin. Perry c. Smith of
New jersey Appointment Cleik OF the treasury 10
succeed Eugene II igglus. - majority OF DEL
ega,es to the National Convention OF the American
Federation Of / ahOr at Baltimore favored a reso-
luton ind0rsng the protective tariff tue cenvcn-
non adjourned without day. - Marie Green
over Niagara Falls bv SIgnor Tagapietra. a mcm-
her of heI company. 60 j. f. Studebaker died
III Chicago. - heavy fall of snow Is reported
throughout the East. -- Farmers IN Illinois on
short allowance Of feed for their cattle.
cry AND SCBUnBAN.-The Republican Conven-
ti0n adjourned after forming National League
ecctinS as its president James L. Foster pres dent
of the New-York club and appointing wee pfesi-
dents and an executive committee. 60 dinner
given to Lester Waack Ivy the Lotos Club, Mt
which many prominent men were present. -
Justice Lawrence cniOlned the lwenty-cghth-st
snrface road from laying tracks IN Thirty fonrth-st
=- The Rev Father tIordan buried. - Three
cases Of silks stolen from he publ stores. --
Mrs Robert Montgomery. OF No. 255 West twenty
frsr-st committed suicide. - A wealthy shirt
dealer shot himself fatally through the head. -
Henry ;. Ives was discharged from custOdy; he
will bring SUIT Tor 100000 damages for false
arrest against julius Dexter. - Mayor Hewitt
and other members of the Board of estimate IN
spected tho public institutions on WaIds ana
Rlackwells Islands. --= stocks dull and higher
closiog firm.
Copies may still be had at the office or by
mail Sixteen pages. Price, cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
COuRr CALEND ALTO DAY.

SUPREME CHAHBERs-Beforo Lawrence. j.
Third Monday %o!los eals.Ha1 -ns,ore Potter
81 Il: 49, g. s'' 200 ''' s''' SsS 800 $780, 49,
ST. snxs CovarsrEcIAs TraMrAwI IIMB.'or. Bach
s2l 1o $50 a. IS IS. 49, 37o $50 s7o 2oe POI 2o5S2s
Ns ils4 i7ss 2o72 i2ls 1853 2ss izs 1919 1910
ss S SO J "a iiit HI 1856 $780, ''' 1873 iSo''o''
suisssE ILIs'i ins h a Isao
1855 siS % see s 7s 1883 a25o $50 7s s4' a4'7
y egs i..s Ii.s 1870 1870 l4' ~. .'3 l:7s
i45 5S 1871 1911. i4oi i42S. 100 1891
SUPREME CouRTCIhcUIT-PAEI " Be9re ,ngl sea nn
1868 90 ISL nCi ioe2 Si III 2.6o % '''O
Nav 10 q ~: viii Of Masdaiena Hithau.. i nj
SUPERIOR CoURr.srscIAL TEsn-bsisr. Truar' J'-So"
SUPERIOR Couar-rniAL Txnx-fAr L-Bsfore Dusro.
surasloR couRT-TKIAL TEeM-PAEr Iv.-Beiors oGor.
corxoS pLnAs SPECIAL TERS-Befors Van Hocsen, j..
COMMON PLEis-EQurrr TEnM-nstor' h0Oh'taver j.
coMnos PLrAs-rmAL TrRx-pAK1 L-Rs'oIs Alien u
Nos Ss7 a. ~ 40 ~ "a ~ SIS SS So sS ST. Ssd
40 2 ~ $3.50 500 67o s7s 579
coAsoS Is m 1ss .ol 5o 30. s ass az
s %or'b ie. 5ss 81. 555. 81 tSs
soIs s sos ss at ~ 's sos
cry CoUrr-TsiAL TxxA-PAkr L-Ad1eurned until w
couKr IsAa , iy9 2a aes Gas s:s
Ssr ;ss sos4 sose Sss7 s0,s 1901 so',,. $685.
CRY Courr-TxAL rEnn-rAar Ill-Aoosrnsa fsI tns
s S"nor or ysrsAL sssroxs fBe'srs Rscor log
s.y!a and A.',"n, p'h rl.snSsix H. 49, il ~ IS
70 ~ e. "a =, 20 ~ y ss ~ 80 81 81 o. o. o.
80 9 ~ 81 ssn1t ssssross rAnr rL-Bei.r: cewing
j. ssd A. o>lv,st Ar.r"cy tnzxsssi@- S''' l. D.
4 coe.f " i,nSsnsL sEssoSs-PAsr IILBe'ors GLIDER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
COTTON MAHKErs-sY TELEfRAPM

Dec l7-2 n observation-disclosures closer pnMc
UpIands Mddag clause oecember dslivsry 40 80
se,ers December January delivery. 80 $50 scii-
sIs January and February delivery to04l sousIs
February and March delivery. Al sd buyer. hsLn asi
4JB4a. value; April and May delivery
5tasl,I value May aud June delivery. b i16id vaue
and July delivery 50 btd valne JAY ana hukus'
DELIVERY, 5 jl-64d value. ..,,. ~
NrwIHtyASa Dec l7.-Cetton-Flrm: uid''lius. o7s
Law NldaIne 9.i6 Good Ordinary. 9si net receipts
- go l2b04 bales export, 10 inc
L22J bales Export, Ia France b03o b~ie7 'ss
900 bales, stock 3C7. GJ3 bals. .,. n,
-n.IyrsTov Dee .7.-Cottsn-F1rm: udding. Vsi
sn NIadiinx Gig Good Ordinary. i5-l6 no; and gross
receipts O9l exports coAswise. 3Oo3 bales saeA
36se bas stock. 10. 542 bales go -,
SoaFoLE Dec l7.Csttoa steady Mddlng ~ ~" p os
ma receipts 1887 bales exports coist~he' o"'
bales; sales. /. 1927 bales stock. 81, lbi bales o,
sAvLNSAn. Doc. 7-Cottj quiet; Ndulhs.
Iav Ntidnr 81; Good Ordinary, So. net and Eross TO
oriot, Bales ports TO Continent GIGS bales
saIsa 2 500 bales: stock. l47 500 baea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF yew-YorK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
cereal markets Saturday pre'ented new feature
AMI considering all the conditions showed good tone The
and the foreign markets are
but the other hand the remarkable bnoy
products and the threatening aspect OF European
politics debar any important d'posisn TO realize casa
wheat arm cash cent higher and cash oats
improved shade there export purchases OF any
OF grains The buying OF wheat optans at the start was
rather Xpeced and 1t eau ed an advance OF 7a cent
The total transactions how were small scslc-sy
about 800 900 bnshes Tho lost. but The
market seady with net Losses OF for De
combe SO and = cent Tor the Other months a. follows
S9L February 90s March 81 = April 81 MAY 1872
g3s. December 1855 cent higher al ~
The closed quiet steady, Tor January al u
anil February ca. dOwn cent ot May al
ga, urecss Az closed suhsia NAVY
unchanged fOllOws December 81 l.. January - lsb-
49, March i94 and Nav 3A, cent. In fc-nnf' 10
bull originating ia the West tho al ma kes
male further sdvance' There w"rr sales O. 'o
the prooDl for export ln- options closed
gaiIs'of al poi. follows December an" m
81 H. February - n March SS21. April 10 MAY
SAL. June IS A.. July - -.
Tho receipts and reported SATURDAY. AZ
Yor BALTIMORE Philade!phil aud Soar were - inl-
llws Wheat % 262 bushels corn, ll"os} bushels "at.
PACKAGE Al Chicago Milwaukee AMI 81 Lpls tho nfrvrs
were: Wheat lSH.232 bushels corn. lS~.Ipl hnshe'1
1885 bushels total gram. 46621i bushels HOUR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

SEEING THE sA vT0DR WITHOUT MOVING HIN
The Rsv Or. ". g. Raasfori, q g. assrrs's Church,
preached yesterday the "Jesus ssh unto him.
Have bsea ls.x time with ysu aud yst hast thou net
knswn ne. Phipf In his sermsa ne said


knswn ne. Phiipr' In his seemsa ne said
not knew Him For three he had been folio Wing HIS
steps aud listening To His teaching alh s Christ TO him
he had failed grasp failt with the
Te2cnsr fzure ay In the scholar ami Philips failure
very bold outline ais the OF he failure {: I'M
derstand the Divine Philip hal bonn with Christ and yee
nnder,tooi i'm not because he fun OF his own deas
He had his dsAs for instance OF sicrhe II WAS
the lines OF tradition handed dowa him by his parents anu
who hsnored ths national tsachsrs WHOM, he Looked NJ
Jeaousy guard what no believed ths truth OF inc
doctrine OF vet understand
the Atone though hat work wrought out before h'
eyes
cause his mind loss made up as TO what SO
c1ety should be- ONO again Philip coud not receive
fun u his own ideas To- what the Kiusdrn OF Heaven
SHOULD ba Ia his view. 1t could onIv be gorihcaan OF ms
own nation at the expense OF all other nations an
ment OF his own CITY az the eIreuss Of all other clues ahs
peoples And So Christs wonderful Thought oil human
unity that outast and supersde all natonsl nnes
where Goud live in because they reazen ,hae
they not simply members Of nation or linked 10 each
oIher bv ties Of kindred but because thew were
members OF whose inspiring spirit wa the
Chrsts work and who,s aim anil oI--t rs u MAKE
that f}od still lived. loved and rueda TINS saw
mind was made TO what the Knglo Of Heaven ons NJ
TO be- Thus he had been long time with Christ ana YET no
knew him not ..
Philips fault IL fault Philips to-day II
Jesus Christ lived the lie still lives III
the same Yesterday toiav aud forever and 10
lin is stll the he has chosen. still He says; Wy
thoughts are not AZ vour THOUGHTS ~avs as your
ways Wedraw toward the close 81 another year w w,
well TO think OF its failures Of its blessings Let us
10 Worship and to learn 10 learn what lie would have Us
where 90 what saw what Dc To AK Tor grace 10 Do ~
and IN truth In honest enfoavor cnpyss or Christ men
feel that The word redeemed and that those VINO
would redeem stl tread tho path He rof inc pa
of OF shame aud loss still servants DO
prepared to follow their Master IN ceremony Only
but with honest heong endea'or dare TO bear MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Dec. l7-2 D. m-consols. lOl lilo Tor inouy
and 0I account Atlantic and Great W@s'srn
SECOND nsrtgage trustees certificates United states POI
cent bonds 1884 liza 10: Atlantic and Great western
hrst NOR gage trustees certificates 800 Canadian racn
Gy: Era 20h. do second Cons0is, 93a AefGap vi
binary On Illinois Central. ll9k 81 Paui toumor.
76s NewYrk Central MY PssnsyvaniA 90 S: !.
o2.i spanish A. 81 Causrs Northwest iaaa uon
many 2i. BAR silver 10 qustei at ~ ed per ounce
Paris aavirss quote per csAt rsntos at III francs
mes and exchange on London ~ 70 "ah
"a ees tines for ohsckA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LvERrooL- Dec. l7.2So m-Beei Holders of'r nod
erately prime steady at jjs PorE-Holders oHrr
moderately. HamsHoltors Offer freely iong cnt dn ss
Holders offer moderately Cumberland cut duii
As 81: short ribs u At 42t; clear steady az 6s
steady iOs 81 CheessHoG-rs orsr frrely.
Taow Holders oder freely phi ne city dl ~t 2Ss "a spr
~ Of neutrality-suspicious. ofet moderately seaiv ~ -5s
RosiD-Hoter efeT rely lari Spot sui Futures
western spot and DecemDrr -iOnx ~
January ant February strong at 40s ID Wheat
Hol OFFER moderately. N1w No Winter aud spriIS
steady at 81 81 Fourth goot supply extra No l
Spr ng duh %. good supply Futures.
10 ers s!fer moderately Mixed Western spot dt al -.
1t; December epiy at Is Id; January Steady az ~
lO. ebruary steady A. lnsd Hops at London New
York ~tatc-i o. ers arc not Onerlng.
IOsuON Dec H. D.. PrpTnce-iehned petroleum.,
g.. U6 3lid per gallon. Inset Oh lH@ ~ PER c~S
Turptnfine. 2Ss 81 cvt Calcutta .irser,
S6. L per quarter Im,eel cake e6 IS 81 per ten
sperm on al q E42 per ton; Wh1ls Oil, ali9 III per
BREMEN Dec l7-wieoI's lsrd closed az 50 marks per
100 pounds. PctrOeAm marks - p'ennIsS
ANTWEgr. Dec. lT.-Wilcors Lard closed at ~ irancs
100 Petroleum Fine Pate American. II trascs
81 confines paIt and II francs - centImes sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

The smoothly through hs week win
dsuaftfy OF holders ana Dht
er, Tho strength OF toward the end resulted IN an
. gallon barrel ana
Icyng the quo a0us at eens per gallon
a all poris
ou cry Penn DeN I7-Nat.onaI Transit Certificates
openei At 7ss,: highest 49, lowest, 9sn closet IpE
SsIes s2s barrels l4S2OoO barrels cha
terra barrsls shipments. - oarreS runs
barrels.
pIrrssI,rG Penn Dec. I7.-PetrOleum higher VA
t,ous transit opened Al rs and closod Al 'Vs
highest 1884, lowest. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

The exchanges of the New York banks last week
amounted 20 $40. 100000 less than IN the same
week of $3.50. ami to 81 600 600 less IMAM IN
the week Of 1888. But the difference is more than
onuted for by the decline IN transactions at the
Stock exchange. Not only were the sale, or STOCKS
nearly less than in the week or last year
bnt the TRANSACTIONS IN bonds also were proportonr
ateiv less Tue exchanges Of Last week. arising
from mercantile transactions, unquestlonaby
were greater than IN the week OF 1885 OF 1850.
The hoax exchanges New Yesk Cisrias Hsass 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
CHAryCEr sHAfrER'S VIEW OF TIE BTBLE

CHATNCEY SHAFFERS VIEW OF TIE BTBLE
The College stu Tents meeting at Dockstsrs Theatre
last evening addressed by Chaunccy Shaicr on the
PHILOSOPHY. uistsry and Poetry Of the Bible" The
spe iker declared belief in tho Bible 10 be essential 10
in the legal and medical professions ana nao
argument IN suppart Of the declaration which Was
EcIng 10 his audience who applaudcd his points as
he euuuciat- them Dr. Lewis cddder. ~ Tue dele
sent Nas College last SUndry made an enc"Gr-
aging report of the visit Delegations an the
~ BrOwR ClVersitv aud Williams Cole-c were
announced. The announce tcnt was also MAZE tldt
T. Gold Fras would Chicago this week 10 start me
students movement In the colleges 81 tHat city. fhe
meeting Will take place at DocEaaler's Theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

Fms Delverie. Dcliv's. Charters
Total bbls .....---5 G7703 Ll6s24t GDc5tl 7as 10Y
Total bbl.


Crude las week reached the HIGHEST loni o"
fhc wear selling a 1G. here ard traction fh'r
Wet that OIL last
In he further vnd Gallon needed of the
to Inf lEih ~ ha' lint
ia humble her Yet OIL IN tho seventies or 10 mo
fDr prOlucI aisililN
urccs whom Tho outlook i9r cfs niirht
lower than thew have ever hen
Bradford frcshct and -u1e rr re-
makabe rpe Abroad the trade be considered Ia
mo Tor
Al home between the various branches q" me Ia
the place of dsrOrd and conflict Irre
hardly sIght that trly be 'ald
available spite OF the enormous drilling done "f
Al
speculation prevent important eventual rrpHns"
N, weeks market. hOscEcf.
differ from Of last two months Pc"s adrAh e
gradually simply because while no rHifemc activity Peva"h
,,re stlicis There boom.
ng work natural react ons broke -" ADVANCE INV
near the close ihefe attempts ~ part "l ihn
sorts contracts Bur There was n" I'M Pc,".
lnuti,fon nd ~ the shorts accepted tbelt
largo bear interest le az tn emf IL
was oil on the early dn he-S
whit, The first attempt pianiom win real OIL
prices upward The market closed active ad strong
Al the hest quotations Of tho wee.
Tho range OF Prices the total DEALINGS In Na'lohaI
81 Stock Exchange Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
TIE PETROLEUM NARhEE

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANCE or PRi"F%
that tho rast week hi' developed no
change the petroleum situation Vet the sainrnrs o 1
features really means the gathering strength tho
question OF values concerned Bach week winch cenehis
the undr rsanlng reached between Tie pro an fehu-
ing interests lends support 10 tie motives for further 81"
good by botn parties 81 the comp act ~
helps tho trade point Where values ~ be
controlled Dy legitimate infuences nead Of ilrrey subject
e. man pulliou RENDERED possible by TIE -urpus ,i"rAs
ground Heretofore the great pro ucing Interests OF
renn-y lvana ami New YORK have hy policy o. ovcfpto
duci.on placed The merry OF tho "
Interest whether II lie rcprescuie by tho standard organ7I
toa or foreign which 20 buy tie lost OF
the lowest quotations. ~ 10" rrin'~f- ar" engaged
In forcing great pcion o the stock ard VIII n" tsc
nanv the raie ~ stock refuo'n 10 e'tab
lish tho producing industry practically indie ent bi-s
such a contamination devout. - bc wshs for by ta
miner the lanson 80 those always laoAns Tor
the part 81 Tho refining n'rrrst oi is sup
port end that the rfner cannot he
.perous II tho producer poor Ugh refined ru'i
long cradle WIKI the necessity Of success ba'"re
tcm and encouraged bv tho impor ant progress already
allies The shutdown movement are not likely 10
abandon their plans easily
Although there has been decIei Improvement ia value.
since shutdown scheme set io the foreign ira r
cannot said have realized the radical chaec Ia no
on o Oh certain T. from REDUCTION IN stocks ~
600 600 barrels a month Gambling on tho chances
OF the failure OF shutdown scheme. Europe con.
tnur. 10 bay little oil a. po'shlo while drawing On
its -ocs In Tho deliveries from tie scve continental
last were ~ round ntufr- o'Vb bIt~ ana mo
visible supply been reduced 10 little under 100000
he lowest hello since 1919 and
aynau knows what enormous c"n~nmpure govt IN
there HIS been since that time. Even the heari'h
hone built SaIonbuTR have been demolished
AGITATION and t0rpe. long fan TO sustain even
fhc iusfqnincsnt ontput ~ 300 LOO barrels
av and failures last wtck 81 several new wells may BE-
acceptef di-Uosing Of all danger from tsrct fFsh
Of bear less hooded than o Oll
The e.pausiou the rate world beginning q"
be believed take Of Ru-sa's development wif"t
detruoni TO higher r.nse Of valne' NJ. ever two
month tho lines havo dclf ~fri GNnUp' BAR
Than they resolved from Tho wells he averleo
daily nuns heine AoO30 bttrcl' The af'rs
lob TD2 barrels OF the runs The runs
u AZ barrels dav. afan-t ~ b5i arf, n
Ia December l--6. and Gf21p
harre in have gri
div II 50 barrels s- month ~ OH
barrei, IN December 1886 and 70 $40 barrels D.cem
1898 ooal ngute- from December 10 - caitos to
he l6ili) inclusive ~ follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA Dso 17.-Spsaish gold ~ Ssso< HheA""ss
quiet sugar Qaisl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON. Dec. II. 1857.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

SPIRITS Of rURPENrrNE
CHLRiE-rsS. Dec. l7.-ruryentlne steady AZ $50.
WELLINGTON. Dec. lT.--IuryenL.ns dull IL 30 -:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

Nee ~ 1880 Dec - l~si Dec II 1857.
Yam. s.ai i72 G,N s1iS 700 $50 2Gl. 200
E''',. n, az III a l~fOut Of.uHj.hUo
Ter 1881 500 l-Nh n'H' % wv
it.,,.'t. nj t,1g 900 so. sbl GlD 81 l5G1,7oD
''''' Is'tT4 -ylf OBGuuD
following shows me relation bhl"erh mo 1oI 'ose''o'
a LIe total dop1sts Al Us r-fJ1c'''7 'tt''
s,,c,. S55h-rSJJ sFf.}~6 900 StAoStioO
-, ,.,,,.r. '' ~ 3l. 400 ~Ooz.JuO - 1856 500
1o,.t res.rys ir,o Ar too $JJ.-si. 90
KCSirvO REQ !i
akst dsposIts.- bot'f,E'' 'H'''' W." "'''''''''
sr-,,,. ~ u-s ~25 SIOO,.2Ob S1.9-H4r0
i' s,, is, "nr - 1878 26I3 II 20
mo follovlng f, Yesterdays statement In detail